Mamdouh Al-Atrash is a renowned, multi-talented Syrian artist and director. He was born on March 21, 1945, in the As-Suwayda Governorate, Syria. His artistic career spans nearly half a century, as he was among the first Syrian academic artists and founders of both revue and workers' theater.
His Education and Early Career
Al-Atrash studied at the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Cairo and graduated in 1973. He returned to Syria eager to present his knowledge and expertise on stage. He co-founded the Workers' Theater in Syria and staged innovative productions such as “The Weavers”.
His Contributions to Cinema and Television
Al-Atrash also delivered distinguished cinematic and television works, writing and directing several of them. He played exceptional roles in Syrian drama and took part in several films, including “The Assassination”, “Shehzada”, “Love Money”, among others.
Here are some of his prominent works:
His Works in Television Series
- Brokar Season 2 (2022)
- Zahr Al-Rumman (2001)
- Haret A Al-Hawa (2008)
- Al-Khirba (2011)
- Kamoun w Laymoun (2012)
- Ayyam Al-Dirasa Season 2 (2012)
- Omar (2012)
His Works in Films
- The Assassination
- Shehzada
- Love Money
- A Woman Who Doesn't Sell Love
- A Lover Under Twenty
Mamdouh Al-Atrash remains committed to his artistic field, looking forward to presenting new works that contribute to enriching the cultural and artistic scene in Syria. His rich artistic legacy and substantial contributions make him one of the most prominent artistic figures in the country's history.
Watch an interview video with the artist Mamdouh Al-Atrash on Al Mayadeen TV channel
